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Title:	Making a difference: Vincent Lingiari
Authors:	Script writer Technical implementer Educational validator Subject matter expert Publisher: Anne-Maree Scott Curriculum Corporation; The Le@rning Federation Lynda Matthews; SA Department of Education and Children's Services Jo Kijas Curriculum Corporation; The Le@rning Federation
Keywords:	Aboriginal culture, Aboriginal history, Aboriginal land rights, Aboriginal peoples, Australian history, Cultural awareness, Equality, Government role, Living standards, Racial discrimination, Reconciliation Aboriginal culture, Aboriginal history, Aboriginal land rights, Aboriginal peoples, Australian history, Biography, Cultural awareness, Cultural differences, Cultural groups, Discrimination, Equality, Government role, Indigenous peoples, Innovation, Land rights, Living standards, Racial discrimination, Reconciliation, Significant people, Social change
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Description:	Explore perspectives on Australia’s Indigenous heritage through photos and text about Vincent Lingiari. Trace his story, including the leadership of the Wave Hill walk-off and the struggle for land rights. Consider the hardship endured by Indigenous peoples living on Wave Hill cattle station. Investigate barriers Lingiari faced and how people reacted to his activities. Look at the response of the Australian Government to his campaign. Describe how he increased understanding about land rights for Indigenous Australians. This learning object is one in a series of ten objects. Year Level: Age Range: 13-16
URI:	http://www.leadr.lutheran.edu.au/tlf/learningobjects/Catalogue_TLF-LearningObjectEntry_L5208/_0_0/index.html http://hdl.handle.net/2247/3238
Appears in Collections:	Studies of Society and Environment

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